TOM KIM WINS GENESIS SCOTTISH OPEN AFTER 1,001 DAYS WITHOUT VICTORY

Tom Kim claimed his fourth PGA Tour title at the Genesis Scottish Open, finishing two shots clear of the field. The victory ended a wait of 1,001 days since his previous win on the tour. Robert MacIntyre finished as runner-up in his home event in Scotland. Russell Henley and Scottie Scheffler completed the top finishers at the tournament.

Kim's performance came after an extended period without success on the PGA Tour. The South Korean golfer's previous victory occurred over two years and eight months before this week's event. MacIntyre, competing in front of home crowds, was unable to secure the title at the Genesis Scottish Open. The tournament took place in Scotland as part of the PGA Tour schedule.

Kim's win marks a significant return to the winner's circle for the golfer after his prolonged drought on tour. The Genesis Scottish Open victory confirms his status among active PGA Tour competitors. MacIntyre's second-place finish demonstrates his competitive standing within professional golf, despite missing out on the home win. The result concludes play at the Genesis Scottish Open.